Sensome, a France-based micro-sensor technology developer spun out of École Polytechnique, raised €4.7m ($5.4m) in a seed round on Monday from investors including the Paris-Saclay Seed Fund.
The round was led by VC firm Kurma Diagnositcs, while ID Invest and assorted angel investors also participated. The Paris-Saclay Seed Fund was launched in January 2017 with €50m in capital to back spinouts of Paris-Saclay University, a multi-institution cluster.
Sensome, originally known as Instent, has developed micro-sensors for medical devices to…
